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Posts posted by braindr
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I'm purchasing a 2007 GT3 with 3,500 miles. During inspection a Crankshaft seal oil leak was discovered. Its being fixed under warranty. Is this common? Porsche had to tear the engine down. And its taking 2 weeks to fix. Anyone have a similiar experience or advice? Why the leak with only 3500 miles?
2007 Gt3 Crankshaft Oil Leak
in 997 GT3, GT3 RS
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I was told some parts were delayed because of the Volcano. And then it took longer than it should have for the timing schematic. Does this make sense? I know very little about Porsches. You think they could have built a car in 2 weeks.